Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 16

SIXTEEN Pure Food News For Busy Housewives MenusA TSFsisiav MAPI Break faat Stewed dried 4e obes, cereal, tliln cream, scrambled eg gs with tomato aauce. crisp graham toast, milk, coffee. Luncheon Figs In blanket, let tuca sandwiches, sponge cake pudding, milk, tea. Wnner Broiled porterhouse iv, inanitvu w.v. itme, grape fruit aalad, salad, whole wheat bread, nut and date pudding, milk, onffee.

White Parten GROCERS Phono 1074 Campbell au Commercial 3 Be Bacon, pound 2 cans Corn 8 lbs. nice Whole 2 packages Pancake Flour. 1 lb. 60c Coffee 3 largo Dill Pickles. lbs.

Dried Apricots. 2 lbs. Prunes, or Dates. 30c Welsh's Link Sausage, StSf nound Fresh Country Eggs AoMD Good Had Apples. AC bushel Good Morulas CoOeo, lh Leaf lettuce, line and crisp; bunch.

10c loaves Bread 7 bars Bob White laundry Soap. WB DEUVEU Peaches Raisins 37c 45c 5c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 45 10c 35 25c Bolivar Snoot A On Butter, lb iuC Sueur Crock Butter, lb. Naney Hall Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. Eun Klst Sweet Oranges, dozen (nice Julry) Ben Davis Apples extra fancy, perk Sun Klst Prunes, 2 lbs. No.

8 Flour, 24 lb Cremo Flonr, 24 lbs. 45c (Vo better niwile) 25c 27c 33c 25c $1.35 $1.35 Chase Sanborn or Kolcer's Coffee, AO pound WUv Thomas fiperial, the coffee ihat is always ground fresh; lb. Pearl or Flake 3 O.D.M. Grated Pineapple. 1 gal.

cans (heavy syrup) "Mixed Candles, ponnda 45c 25c 25c The addition of tomato aauce to scrambled eggs mean much to the value of the dish. Egg bclne; a "bland" food In and of themselves, need the tartness of tomatoes to "pep" them up a bit. Tomatoes bo. Ins rich In vltamlnes. are a valua ble asset to the breakfast menu of a child who must carry bis lunch eon to achool.

KDonue cake pudding uses UD stale sponge cake to advantage. Samara Ik PaaMlaa. Twelve thin narrow slice of sponge cake, 1 cup peach or aprt. cot lam. 3 cuns belled custard.

Cut the sponge cake In pieces the site and shape of lady fingers. Spread each piece with Jam and put Into a deeo dish. Pour over boiled matard and let stand two or three hours or until the cake absorbs tne custard. Servo with or without whipped cream. i Boileal Castara.

Two cups milk, yolks 3 eggs, 1 8 teaspoon salt, 1 cup sugar, 1 teu poon vanilla. Braid milk In double boner, near. egg yolks sng ntiy wmi sim anu sugar, ucturn to uounie uuiier nna cook over hot water until mixture coats the sponn. Stir constantly while cooking ti make the. custard smooth.

Hemove from heut mid add Votir over the cake. Felton Cowden goeeessora to 1. IV. Mark S20 W. Harrison.

Phone ISO) 1614 IIik. (irnnulatod Sugar gl.no 100 lbs. Hard Wheat Flour a 1 lb. Hulk Kraut 1 lb. good Fig Newtons SO No.

3 cans Tomatoes 1 lb. Country llutter 1 lb. Horseshoe, cltar or Hick Tobacco 7 Or 1 lb. Dig Run Coffee 2 lbs. guod Prunes 1 large can Itumford Baking l'uw dtr an 1 gal.

Fresh Buttermilk ae 1 gal. Light Pyrup IHWi F. R. MOSS Cash Grocer 801 New Ave. 21 lbs.

Flour. Albatross Phone 1845 ZIP! BOOM! BANG! DOWN GOES THE PRICES! 10 pounds Sugar 46C. 'With fl.OO order Sugar and these specials not Included. SPECIALS Post Toastles, 10c and 4 pounds Idaho Beans 1 pound Creamery Butter 1 peck Potatoes 24 lbs, Meyer's Model, 15c 29c 44c 69c $1.40 Red Siar or Expansion gf Flour The Home of Low Prices We Deliver to All Parts of the f'ity tpjLsUlf Mirii'tly fresh Xo. 1, from the rountrj'i Qlt dozen UWv Milllpan Leader Salmon; tall 2 for OtJls Sun Klst Ycilow Peachos; 40c size for 29c A REAL BARGAIN I 10 burs Knap.

I large Soup Flitkes H.V 11 ikK. Sea Fimin 10c a Ireine Oil Soap UOc Total 91 All for Only 70o .05 1 jj Where yunllly mill "vS I Phones 2, 3 and 436 323 South Avenue Mllllgan Leador Corn, Afn 2 cans aaitjls Cream of Wheat, pkg. 25c COOKIF.S Hotter Flukes, Chocolate Hpanglca, Mother (iooe or Animal Cookie Per pkK. 5c Diamond Crystal Salt; 2' lb. cartons, each Crispy Crackers, 3 lh.

boxes. Campflre Marsh miillnwB. lh 9c 45c 35c charge aecounts always welcome We DellTer. Come in and lnvotl(nlr our Cnnncd Food sale. It.

will continue, at! next week a saving of 15 to 20, I Large i Rolled Oats 1 Good Morning Coffee cans I Corn li cans Peas 2 largs cans Kraut 7 pounds Pinto Beans trge can Rumford'a Baking Powder 1 gallon Sour Pickles THESPRINGFIELD LEADERrJFRI iAV V7VnTft TAMTTAPVL1K uittiiuj wan wiiiv "i 38 MEN TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION IN MINE; ALL BELIEVED DEAD Seyeral Bodies Bemo ed from Shaft of West Virginia Coal Pit. FAIRMONT. W. Jan. (A The bodies of eight miner.

Including a father and hla son. have been located In the No, mine of the Jamison Coal and Coke company at Karmlngton, near here, which late last night waa partially wrecked by an explosion. There are still 36 men unaccounted for tn th mine. The condition of the bodies, badly burned but not mutilated, led mine officials and some of tha rescuers to express the hope that at least a few of the men are still alive. The bodies were found In a heading tn which 29 miners are believed to have b'een at work.

Rescue efforts are being pushed in this head ing, while another in which 1 men were engaged, has been blocked off to enable the air currents to be directed toward the area where the rescue crews are at work. No effort has been made to re move the bodies, pending the arrival of the county coroner. A number of horses stabled In the Number 8 mine of the Jamison Coal and Coke company at Karmlngtou, near here. In which an explosion occurred late last night, were taken out, alive this morning. This gave rise to hopes that at leant some of the 33 men believed entombed In the workings may be alive.

Four rescue crews are In the mine, having arrived on the scene from nearby polnta shortly after the blast. The fans are working under the fullest pressure, company officials aald. and it la suld that the region where the explosion Is believed to have occurred, estimated CLYDE MACK Grocer fhono 1813. 1100 Bounvlllo A to. 10 pounds' Sugar 2 pkgs.

Pancake Flour 55c 23c 22c 43c 25c 25c 25c 45c 20c 60c to bs about two and a half miles from the bottom of the entry shaft In new workings leading off the seventh, right heading will be reached In a fr hours. hi afcaft. It la Bet ellv4 that fire followed the vsnloeton. due to the fact that the asm was throughly evet from a reevttt nrtnkling. The make enmlna tram tha mouth of the shaft.

It was explained, Wat created by the explnelon and not by fir, Officials who enured the work Inge after th Maat aald the mine appeared badly wracked In the vicinity of aereulh right head ing and that debrta would likely hinder the rescue work. A group of six trackmen who were working not more than son feet from the bottom of the entry aid the axploaton created but a slight shock, after which the mine filled with err.ohe and the air became bad. They were able to reach the shaft, however, and gave the, signal which brought the hoist to the top. Persons who were near, the mine eald the blast was felt but slightly on the surface. No reason has been advanced by officials of the Jamison company or rescue workers a to what might have caused the explosion.

Nearly lo.Ouu feet of telephone wire was transported from Fair mont to Farmlngton and tuken Into the mine. Experienced linemen then went down and placed phones far back aa the smoko would allow. This provided means of communication with the surface. The Jamison mine Is operated under the non union plan and Is one of the largest In the district. The names of.

the men believed to be In the mine was given out as follows: Ned McCormlek. Walter Neat, Frank Pnapp. William Flicker, Jmu nlo Bell, all Negroes; Mike Trotsky, Clarence Fonblr. Nell Muhaney, l.ee Fetty, W. Jf.

Robertson. John Phillips, John Zeniar, Wassal Froakoff, W. Meyers, P. U. Luster.

V. P. Carr. Coy T.uugh, Leo and Arcli Cutllp. brothers: John Dennis, Jos.

Floherty. J. Srlen. John Staren eky, Alex Yar.ishank, Mike Kurson, T. J.

Hell, Nick Zapaotosay. Frank Krust. Hergy Roosevelt Wiggins, William Mcllraw, Herbert Myers, John McN'eal, Martin Zep regel, t'harles Hrot, John Thomas, A I hi Stuunton and Mike Rudy. KKF.P A TIIVST. LONDON.

Carrying mil the pro visions of a pact made 20 years ago, four men met on the steps of M. Paul's Cathedral. The four, with ffour ethers, hud agreed In mctt tor a rHflrat.on Junt 20 year later. Two tro kill til In tlm wnr. one lion died uliiee; tho fourth h'lt rifv.iMivnrI.

Announcement A demonstration of the new method of cooking without water or grease, together with light luncheons, will be given tonight at Rachel Reece Cash Orocery, Klngahlghway at Lo ren. This Is tree to all Interested tn health and economy In ths horn. TonlRht, Jan. 15, at 7:30 o'clock. Electric Baking Co.

408 College Phone 4834 The Sanitary Bake Shop of Springfield Electricity is the Cleanest of Fuel We use pure ingredients in the making of all our products. You Can Always Depend on Getting the Best Here. PLASTER a Corner Boulevard and Division Patton, 45c 25c 20c 48c 25c 39c SONS Phone 290S SATURDAY SPECIALS 24 lh. sack Bond Hard Wheat Flour 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar No.

10 Pail Pure Lard (10c for return of pall) No. 6 Pail OPn Pure Lard 100 lbs, Bond Hard Wheat Flour 100 pounds Old Wheat Flour 2 26c packages Chlpso 1 pound Banquet, Sugar Creek or Tracy Butter 3 packages Post Bran Large paokago Rolled Outs 2 largo packsrges Quaker Oats 3 packages Oxyd'ol 10 bars Crystal White Soap $1.05 54c $1.65 $3.95 Olory Hard $4.75 45c 6 boxes Star Naptha Washing Powder 1 0 bars Soap 2 No. 2 Cans Tomatoes 1 pound Good Coffee 4 largo rolls Toilet Paper Large can Folger's Coffee 2 packages Macaroni 1 tall can Pet'MIlk 5 Baby Carnation Milk Large can Van Caunpj Pork lad Bean Oood Brooms Each 3 cans Dutch Cleanser 3 pound box Crispy Crackers 1 can, 1 Vj lbs. Crisco 3 pound ran Crisco 25c 39c 15c 25c 25c $1.05 15c 11c 25c 10c 45c 25c 45c 35c 70c LEWlSilLLS MINERS NONE SHALL STARVE; BATTLE LINES LAID Strikers Vote Confidence in Negotiations Committee and Plan To Carry On. HAZELTON, Ja.

13 (A. Having given an accounting of their stewardship to the scale committee and through It to the full membership, the officers of the Tnlted Mine Workers are now tightening their lines In the anthracite atruggle. President John L. Lewis, on Pun day will speak at Wllkeabarre, and on Monday at Poranton. The scale committee voted full confidence In Lewis and other of ficers conducting the strike and approved of all their acts.

The committee also approved the recommendations of Governor rinehot to the Pennsylvania, legislature that the anthracite Industry ne ueciared a public utility so that can be regulated by tho state. It Is expected that the mine workers will roslst the passage inrougn the Iglslature of a prn posal to amend the law which, provides that a man must nans uti i. amliiatlon before he can be an an thracite miner. Lewis told the scale coinmlttef that all of the resources of the United Mine Workers would be at tho disposal of the anthracite men In their struggle, and that there ned be no ft ar that any one would eiarve. Tha legislature at Harrlsburar ha.

I adjourned until Monday, and hopes I or legislation toward an enforced eariy settlement of the strike sre tailing. Blight chance of niiiRr nf 1 legislation is seen by either admin istration or organisation loaders. tor any or the bills. At Wllkesharre the school direc tors association of Luzerne county nave adopted a resolution asking i rrjiueni DoiuigB to 'legations or Hchuylklll county eumo nnu Dusiness men were ineir way to Washington toiUy I oiiii me purpose or seeking federal action. STONE COUNTY MAY BE TEXTILE MILL SITE Tho tho lift turn.

Stoiio county are considered valuable to the production. 1505 to sorts' of cloth la seen In the posslhll The location of tmtiie mills ni waienn, within tho next few mum ns. oal strikes and the labor eltua 1 lion In the east, together with other unsatisfactory features of the busi ness, nave caused eastern textile mill owners to beerln an Iniro.f I Hon in me rensihiuty of locating ii xtiie mill In Stone county. ho fact that the Missouri Pa rma railroad Is making extensive preparations for handling a larger volume of traffic, and that Ita lines tap the cotton country directly la an inducement to the cloth manufacturers to move their seat of opera I nana nearer 10 ine raw material. Another Dhaae of tha attutiA tl tha (met that, tha goat Industry Is I naturally adapted to Stone county and will likely yield a large volume or mohair for use In textile mills is anotner ractor hlch.

It la under stood, is being weighed by those aho are conducting the Investiga tion. Mould the expectations of those on the Inside be realized, the power I sue at virgin Bluff would perhaps) be tho site of a now power while the mills would possibly he 1 itM niea ac or at Keeds Spring. Washington State College la In ventlgatlng the amount of wear on fires caused by varloua road sur Yes, we have Bananas, nice ripe ones, PfX pound I 21 10 lh. sack pure Cane Sueur; no limit, any 'a 9 amount WasV Country Kggs, ntco large ones not packers; Qftf (loten Uut Two cans Standard Sweet Corn, not Field i)rn Corn UlJXs 50c bulk Coffee, ground fresh dally, OAfl pound A full 16 nz. loaf Bread: not 12 ounces, 9c; 3 for 25c 24 lbs.

Red Star Flour or Meyer's Albatross flj fl lO Flour 1 Vt lb. can Red Label syp. 2 for hO 5 lb. pall AVhlte or T. Nice, woll bleached Celery, 8c or two ,4 lf for IDC Swift Premium Hams, half or whole ham; 9Qa pound i attOls I 11 v.

flKrt Sensational I jrjrr i TM lllll'IM Navauw it Mnuiiimv r't I r.li in crz. rttbl i BACKWARD WEATHER Jo kl Is mostly responsible for this unusual bargain oppor r0 I rJr eren left us with many of our best lines wl; iW unbroken. Come early for an unlimited fiiftf" I I i An. Actual, Bona Fide, Cut Price, ptffit. 7 Clean Sweep SALE! MHwsri raw tff siesm mi jj ji too' v.

i xy rzxi cvtitri rsn mSr Vbto lMa Announcement BROADWAY GROCERY Announces Opening of Their New Grocery 445 S. Broadway At the End of Lincoln Street Fancy Sugar Cured Breakfast Baron, by piece or half; lb Large can hand packed To ked To matoes, any amount, each Small ran ud packed To 1 To matoes, any amount, each Honey in comb; and It la pure, per block Long Horn Wisconsin Cream Cheese, 2 gallons best Oil Five gallons for. 12 lbs. Red Klar or Meyer's; Meyer' Albatross Flour. Hi lb.

Blue Label 1 Syrup, 2 for Medium size Sunsweet Trunes, lb. Iceberg Head Lettuce, Solid and White. Center Slices Swift Ham, lb. Old fashioned Country SiiRar Simar Cured Bacon, pound 35c 10c 5c 25c 30c 25c 0. 75c 25c 10c 10c 40c 30c This Little Htore haa got one of tho most complete stocks of any small store In city.

IB MERRIWAN'S S)ii'c hurtle icitijf Devils Food icinu 303 EAST WALMT with cliooolatu Aiiirel Food iiiarNhimillow icinif I )oiilinuts, per' tlot'u lilark Wnliilil lirend, per loiii: Black Wiilntit Fiitlr per iiouiid I'resli toi Id v. Any of our sixty cent cilndy, per pound We. serve a luncheon with for GOODIE SHOP ii dessert and a drink 15C 30c 60c 25c 25c 40c ESc FINE 'GHABRET 0. W. ROBERTSON, Prop.

301 and 303 E. Walnut Phono 310 or 6040 GOOD THINGS TO EAT 20 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar targo can Hand I Aa Sugar $1 10 PackPd lUC Small can Hand ,2 enns Standard Iowa Of" packed Tomatoes DC Sweet Corn idOs Sun Sweet Prunos. pound All lr.c Breakfast OFw laHc, 15c, 2.V, itOr, roods, 2 for MJ I Genuine Iluckwhoat 3 loaves nny kind rt Klour, Back 4)C Bakery Bread. idU TTT Large Fat 4 lh sack heedless EZn Mackerel OOC pOLJ Medium "oe.